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2 locations from 5 recycling listings in Marion.
Scrap yards and metal recyclers that buy or accept copper, aluminum, steel, brass, and other metals. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so call or check the listing before you load up.
Scrap Yards in Marion
Marion County Landfill
1247 Redbluff Court
(843) 423-8234
Monday - Friday, 7:30AM - 4:30PM; Saturday, 8AM - 12PM; Closed Sunday
Marion County Landfill is the primary solid waste disposal facility for the county, located on Redbluff Court. This staffed center handles household garbage, recyclables, and other materials, offering convenient weekday hours and Saturday morning access for county residents.
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Palmetto Hardwood
2631 Senator Gasque Road
(843) 423-8234
Tuesday - Saturday, 8:30AM - 12PM and 1PM - 5PM; Closed Monday and Sunday
Palmetto Hardwood is a Marion County staffed recycling center located on Senator Gasque Road. This facility accepts a range of recyclables from household cardboard and paper to scrap metal and large appliances. The center is open Tuesday through Saturday with extended afternoon hours for convenient drop-off.
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Scrap Yards in Marion: FAQ
Do scrap yards in Marion, SC pay cash?
Many states restrict cash payment for scrap metal, especially copper and catalytic converters, and require a photo ID and a waiting period. Expect a check or electronic payment at some yards. Call ahead to confirm how a yard pays.
What do I need to bring to sell scrap metal?
Bring a valid government photo ID. Many states also require a vehicle plate number and, for some items, proof of ownership. Separate metals by type before you go, since mixed loads are paid at the lowest grade.
How are scrap prices set in Marion, SC?
Yards price scrap by the pound or ton, based on commodity markets such as COMEX copper, minus their processing costs. Prices change daily, so call two or three yards before selling a large load.